G-471

G-471 is a Soviet 122 mm anti-concrete shell for the A-19 corps gun family. Ammunition references describe it as a 25 kg concrete-piercing projectile with a 2.2 kg TNT filler, 800 m/s muzzle velocity, and a 20.4 km tabulated range.

G-471, 122 mm anti-concrete shell, Munitions

Image source: WW2 Equipment Data G-471 article

Profile

Origin: Soviet Union
Built by: Soviet munitions industry
Type: 122 mm anti-concrete shell
Service note: World War II Soviet artillery ammunition

artillery 122 mmconcrete-piercing

Specifications

Caliber: 122 mm
Projectile mass: 25 kg
Explosive filler: 2.2 kg TNT
Muzzle velocity: 800 m/s
Tabulated range: 20.4 km
Fuze: KTD-2
Role: Concrete-piercing projectile for reinforced targets

Firing Guns

A-19 ammunition references list G-471 as a 122 mm anti-concrete shell for the corps gun family.

Firing weapon

Weapon type

Firing evidence

A-19 122 mm field gun

122 mm corps gun

The A-19 ammunition table lists G-471 as an anti-concrete shell with a 25 kg projectile, 2.2 kg HE filler, 800 m/s muzzle velocity, and 20.4 km range.

Sources: A-19 ammunition table

G-471 Images

G-471, 122 mm anti-concrete shell, Munitions - view 1 — Source: WW2 Equipment Data G-471 article

G-471, 122 mm anti-concrete shell, Munitions - view 2 — Source: WW2 Equipment Data G-471 article

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Sources

A-19 ammunition tablePublisher: Wikipedia | Note: Supports the G-471 ammunition-table row, including the anti-concrete role, 25 kg projectile mass, 2.2 kg HE weight, 800 m/s muzzle velocity, and 20.4 km range. | Accessed: 2026-06-23 WW2 Equipment Data G-471 articlePublisher: WW2 Equipment Data | Note: Supports the concrete-piercing role, A-19 firing compatibility, and page image provenance for the 122 mm CP round. | Accessed: 2026-06-23